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  1. Is this Hitchhiker a squid?

    That's It!! I wonder how mine got into rock from Tampa FL? Thank you SO much. Now I can find out if I can keep it alive! Oh Thank YOU!
  2. Is this Hitchhiker a squid?

    It's not a crab. Those two little black things across from one another are it's eyes. It's head was actually poking out of the water. It's in the HT right now but I'm wondering if i can put it in the tank that's already up and running. What about the crab?
  3. Is this Hitchhiker a squid?

    I have been through at least 40 of the Hitchhiker pages here looking for this:
  4. ID help again please

    On your picture P8293848.jpg I looked it up in Julian Sprung's "Corals A Quick Reference Guide" and on page 134 it shows a purple version of what your picture shows. So it might be a Cynarina - Meat, Knob or Doughnut coral. It looks similar to C. lacymalis - the one I want! LOL
  5. What does a fish consider to be a school?

    Well at last! I have found a forum where you get complete answers to honest questions! I truly appreciate the candor and information you are sharing. I look forward to the day when I can answer someone's question with the same knowledgable answers you have provided! We will take this...
  6. What does a fish consider to be a school?

    I don't think our tank will qualify as a "truly enormous" but it is a 180 gallon 72" x 24" x 24". LOL that's enormous to us coming up from a 24G nano! We want to put the tangs in first and are considering the Yellow Tang, Atlantic Blue Tang and possibly a Nsao but we are flexible on the third...
  7. What does a fish consider to be a school?

    First, I am new to this forum and look forward to learning from this site! I have been researching for a week now about Atlantic Blue Tangs. I've learned that they do best in schools. My question is ---- just what does a fish consider to BE a school? Is it strictly their genus that they...

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